Names Carlos

Carlos

Found 6 entry about "Carlos"

Gender

Male (Masculine | Boy)

Usage/Origins

Meaning

The name Carlos is derived from the Germanic name Karl, meaning "man," "husband," or "free man." It may also be connected to the Old Norse name Kári, meaning "keen" or "sharp."

Pronunciation

KAR-loos(Brazilian Portuguese)
KAR-loosh(European Portuguese)
KAR-los(Spanish)
The name is pronounced "KAHR-lohs" in Spanish and "kahr-LOOSH" in Portuguese.

Popularity

Carlos is a popular name in many Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries, including Spain, Portugal, Mexico, and Brazil. It has also gained some popularity in other parts of the world, such as the United States and Canada.

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Carlos Name meanings & History

The name Carlos is derived from the Germanic name Karl, meaning "man," "husband," or "free man." It may also be connected to the Old Norse name Kári, meaning "keen" or "sharp.". Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles. Carlos is typically used as a first name for boys.

Zodiac Sign of Carlos: Curious Gemini

Synonyms of Carlos:

C: Clever,Candid,Cute,Choice,Curious,Copycat,Chatty

A: Angry,Assertive,Ambitious,Aggressive,Argumentative,Action

R: Restless,Reason,Rational,Resourceful

L: Liaison,Lover,Lazy,Luscious,Languid,Lovely,Legal

O: Organized,Obsolete,Obsessive,Obstinate,Ostentatious

S: Success,Sex,Solidity,Status,Security,Social Standing,Sensuality

Carlos is:

a Classic name
a Formal name
a Mature name
a Simple name
a Strong name
a Wholesome name

Famous People

Famous individuals with the name Carlos include Carlos Sainz (Spanish rally driver), Carlos Santana (Mexican-American musician), Carlos Vives (Colombian singer), and Carlos Ruiz Zafón (Spanish novelist).

2.) CARLOS (Male)

Usage: Spanish

Meanings: Spanish cognate of Charles, which is from the Germanic karl (full-grown, a man). The name was borne by four kings of Spain. Short: Lito, Litos. Dim: Carlito, Carlitos. Pet: Carlucho. (CAR-LOHS)

3.) CARLOS (Male)

Usage: Portuguese

Meanings: Portuguese cognate of Charles, which is from the Germanic karl (full-grown, a man). The name was borne by the Portuguese king Carlos I (1863-1908). Pet: Carlito, Carlitos. (KAHR-LOS)